room

Definition for room

noun as in space, range

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allowance, capacity, chance, clearance, compass, expanse, extent, latitude, leeway, license, margin, occasion, opening, opportunity, play, range, reach, rein, rope, scope, sway, sweep, territory, vastness, volume

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noun as in enclosed section of building designed for specific purpose

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accommodation, apartment, cabin, cave, chamber, cubicle, den, lodging, office, suite

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alcove, cubbyhole, flat, flop, joint, niche, setup, turf, vault

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But the reception to the show’s catchy ukelele-driven theme song made him feel like there was room to push the musical elements further, like having a unique end credits and outro song for each episode.

From Los Angeles Times

Yee, who spoke about sharing a room with her immigrant parents and siblings. also raised her background during a lightning-round question about what the candidates planned to dress up as on Halloween.

From Los Angeles Times

"They're a block on industrial strategy. It's full of - no disrespect to anybody in the room - PPE graduates who are really neoclassical. They don't understand the meaning of vocation and the meaning of work."

From BBC

“The president is the leader, and he’s got to get everybody in a room and he’s got to lead…I really think the pressure is on the president. “

From Salon

Potter, a meticulous coach who thrived at Brighton on time and structure, was left with a squad so big the changing room was too small to fit them all in.

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